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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937

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FINAL MEETING OF ALLIED JEWISH ROYAL COMMISSION A TWO-FISTED LEADER OPPOSE EXCHANGE
STUDENT PROGRAM Polish Government Starts Probe
CAMPAIGN WORKERS TO BE HELD ALTERNATIVE PLAN
WILL CURB RIGHTS
WITH NAZIS HERE Of Causes of Pogroms That Ruined
AT HOTEL STATLER MONDAY NIGHT
Property of 30,000 Jews in Brest
Reports to Be Submitted on Efforts for Re-

Lord Melchett Speaks His Mind

By MEYER F. STEINGLASS

solititation During Supplementary Drive
Under Shapero's Chairmanship

Jews to Be Told to Choose
Between Partition and
Immigration Ban

ARABS THREATEN BAN
ON JEWISH SETTLERS

EDITOR'S NOTE: On Pals arrival In this COUlltry last week Lord Melchett
invited to the representative of tltr Seven Art• Feature Syndicate and The
Detroit j.% ita/ ChrenIcle estluthe Intervlew In which he analyse,
the mown, why Jean', If It swots to *unite. must work for the future
of Palestine.

(Copyright. 1537, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate)

MAYOR OF CLEVELAND
IS SEVERELY SCORED

Eighty Agitators l Are Re-
DETERMINED TO RAISE $27,405
leased Following Strike
NEEDED FOR DRIVE'S SUCCESS
at Haifa

Arrangements for Resolicitations Made at
Meetings of Heads of All Divisions
of the Campaign

Refusing to permit the Allied Jewish
Campaign to end in failure, leaders of all
divisions in the drive this week met at special
meetings to reorganize their forces for thq
supplementary campaign in order to raise
the balance needed for the full quota.
With Nate Shapero as chairman of the

supplementary campaign, two important meetings were
held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. On Tues-
day evening, approximately 100 leaders in the general
division gathered at Hotel Statler and undertook to solicit
several hundred who have not yet been reached in the
campaign and to resolicit many people who are expected
to give more than they have al-

Anti - Nazi League Acts to
Block Action by School
Authorities

Urged to Dismiss 100 Ger-
man Children and to
Abolish Plan

LONDON (WNS) — To exert
pressure on the Jews not to re-

NEW YORK. — The Non-Sec-
tarian Anti-Nazi League, of which
Samuel Untermyer is president,
moved to prevent school authori-
ties in all parts of the country
from entering into a German-
American student exchange plan,
charging that such a plan is part
of the Nazi government's system
of international propaganda.
The first step in the League's
campaign was a telegraphic re-
quest sent to Mayor Harold H.
Burton of Cleveland, 0., for the
immediate dismissal from the
classrooms of his city of 100 Ger-
man boys and girls recently sent
to Cleveland on an exchange ba-
sis.
The League charged the Ger-
man youth to be agents of the
Nazi bureau of propaganda and
urged the Cleveland mayor to
discontinue the exchange plan so
"that the young people of Cleve-
land are not infected with the
virus of Nazism."

j ect the proposed partition plan

which would divide Palestine into
independent Jewish and Arab
states ,
R oyal Commission will
also i n clu d e
rec-
ommendation of High Commis-
sioner Wauchope to limit Jewish
immigration to 10,000 annually,
to curtail Jewish land purchases
and to establish a legislative coun-
cil, according to reports from re-
liable sources. Both plans will
be proposed in the commission's
report, leaving the Jews the al-

Immigration Schedule
Rejected by Agency

The Jewish Agency for Pal-
estine has rejected the new
immigration schedule and has
informed the Palestine govern-
ment that it cannot accept the
insignificant number of 770
labor certificates for a period
of four months.
According to the report from
Jerusalem, this significant ac-
tion by the Agency, unpre-
cedented in the history of Jew-
ish relations with the Man-
datory Power, came after the
entire Jewish settlement in
Palestine protested against the
small number of visas granted
for this four-month period.
Only the certificates allotted
for German refugees will be
accepted.

Damage Estimated at More Than $500,000;
50 Jews Were Injured, Many of Them
Being in Serious Condition

STABBBING OF POLISH POLICEMAN
BY YOUNG JEW STARTS THE RIOT

Mayor of City With Wrecked Jewish Quarter
Issues Statement Deploring Events
That "Brought Shame" Upon Brest

Brzesc (Brest-Litovsk), scene of nearly two
days of violent anti-Jewish disturbances,
pleaded for a restoration of peace and har-
mony in a proclamation posted throughout
the city, the ministry of the interior dis-
patched a special commission of inquiry to Brzesc to make

an investigation of the outbreak and to fix responsibility
for it. The mayor's appeal expressed regret that "certain
conscienceless circles took control of the town" and added
"I fail to understand why anybody should want to punish
so many innocent people. The events of May 13 brought

•shame upon the good name of our
city."
ready subscribed.
Although the funeral of M.
Under the continued leadership
Sing Horst Wessel Song
Kedziora, the Polish police offic-
of M. A. Mittelman, George M.
Evidence that some of the Ger-
ial whose fatal stabbing by ■
Stutz, Gus D. Newman and Irving
man youths are professional ex-
Jewish butcher precipitated a po-
Blumberg, the general division
change students was accumulated
grom, passed without a renewal
and executive committee will car-
as a result of an investigation
ry on the work for an additional
conducted by the Cleveland Nazis Netted $70,000,000 in of violence, the situation in Brez-
U
few days in prder to increase their
branch
of
the
Anti-Nazi
League,
Four
Years
From
Jew-
ese is still tense and critical with
Arrange Impressive Services
standings in the . campaign.
the League for Human Rights. It
ish Emigrants
almost all of the city's 30,000
for Annual Event on
was discovered, for instance, that
Aim to Raise $27,405
Jews
not daring to venture into
Sunday Morning
some of the students said they
The major amount expected in
BERLIN. — (WNS) — Warn-
"like America better 4.han Eng- ing Jews that they must remain the streets. The barricaded houses
increased contributions will no
l and last summer or Rumania the
LORD MELCHET1'
doubt come from a special group
within an intellectual ghetto, and ruined stores and shops have
An impressive program has
summer before."
under the leadership of Nate Sha- been arranged for the consecra-
Hans Hinkel, Nazi director of silenced all commercial activity.
To those who are disturbed by Mon has been more than an acid
That
propaganda
is
the
under-
pero. This group met Wednes-
the threat of a depletion of Jewish test for the handful of men who lying purpose in these Nazi- Ger- non-Aryan cultural activities, an- Virtually all
the Jews were
day evening at the home of Mr. tion services of Congregation
nounced
that he would not permit ruined by the looting and destruc-
leadership in the present crisis the day after day form the phalanx of man student exchanges has been
and Mrs. Meyer L. Prentis s 1905 Shaarey Zedek to be observed
Jewish groups to present pro-
visit of Lord Melchett to the United Jewish spokesmen. The cynics will apparent
since the arrival of the grams featuring the works of tion of their shops. The damage
Balmoral Dr., and pledged itself this Sunday morning in the main
States should bring a renewal of say that we survive because we
to raise a minimum amount of auditorium of the synagogue. The ternative of selecting the least faith. The grave problem of deal- have been "blessed" with leader- 100 Nazi youths in Cleveland, in German musicians, poets and is estimated at $500,000. Pre-
addition
to
displaying the Swas- dramatists. Jews may present the
objectionable
one.
$27,405 in order to assure the
ing with Jewish misery and per-
liminary estimates indicate that
Announcement by the Prince secution in the past four years has ship. But those of us who know tika flags and singing the Horst works of Shaw, Ibsen, Moliere,
subscription of the complete quota program will commence promptly
the
true
value
of
Jewish
leader-
Line
that
it
would
Wessel
song,
their activities have Shakespeare and Verdi, he said, at least 50 Jews were Injured.
at
10
o'clock
and
it
is
planned
to
inaugurate accentuated the equally serious
of the drive. The sum of $27,-
will find in Lord Melchett the been accompanied by much fan-
many of them seriouely. A food
405 was arrived at after Mr. Sha- conclude it at noon. The social regular steamer freight service problem of leadership. The situ, ship a-scum:rpm
TO Pia, 17
fare on the part of local Nazi but "it must be considered ar- shortage is adding to the diffi-
pero announced sthat by WMInes, hour .wilLfollovs ..thesserviees. -- letweers .England sad.•Palestine
lowasuar.,IL.1a. avulsing
groups, members' orSehlerlade rogance.
The program will open with a and that its vessels would use
day evening the total of $326,-
Mapes
of /elvish Population:
the Nazi salute and wore Nazi for permits for Jewish entertain-
595 had been subscribed. Of this processional march and will be the Tel Aviv port marked the first
uniforms. Moreover, 10 adult ment, Beethoven, Goethe and One hundred Poles accused of
amount the special gifts division followed with a vocal selection success of the Palestine trade
Mozart works are Included. It is taking part in the outbreak have
leaders
accompany
the
students
raised $226,481; the general di- by Cantor Jacob 11. Sonenklar. delegation which has come here
everywhere and give talks on the not our purpose to develop a been arrested and some are al-
vision, $49,110; and the executive The consecration class will then to interest British commercial in-
virtues of Nazism at small parties German kulturbund with a Jewish ready convicted and on their way
committee of the general divis- sing the consecration hymn and terests in improving Anglo-Pales-
membership. The Jews should re- to prison. A special police de-
and gatherings.
ion. $51,003. Mr. Shapero stated the program under the general tine trade relations.
ceive an opportunity of develop- tail from Warsaw has been as-
■
that an additional sum of $11,000 is theme "Jews in World Civiliza-
ing Within their own spiritual and
The Arab Threat
expected as renewals from some tion" will be carried out as fol-
creative limitations. If this de- signed to search for property
JERUSALEM (WNS — Palcor
from Jewish shops, and
of the best slips still outstanding. lows:
velopment should prove too mea- stolen
Prologue by Shirley Rabino- Agency)—The Arab Higher Com-
Of this sum, $4,000 is expected
ger for them, they will the better some of it has been restored to
its
owners.
mittee,
in
a
telegram
sent
to
the
witz;
'The
Jews
in
Art"
by
from general division; $2,000
understand why we don't want
Records of Debts Destroyed
from the executive committee and Dorothy Davidson; "The Jews in kings of Iraq, Egypt and Yemen
them as lords and masters of our
The entire city is isolated from
$5,000 from the special gifts di- Physical Sciences" by Kalmayne and to the government of Syria, Dr. Salo W. Baron's Monumental History Published by
cultural life."
the outside world. Police pa-
vision.
Rottenberg; "The Jews in Litera- urged support of the position
A
distinct
honor
was
awarded
Columbia University; States Jews Will Survive
Jewish emigration from Ger- trols guard every road leading to
Mr. Shapero further announced ture" by Rita Spickler, Shirley taken by the Palestine Arabs and
this week to Marshall D. Shulman,
Present Extraordinary Crisis
Leader, Ann J. Saulson, Elaine warned that "we will not suffer
'PLEASE TURN TO LAST PA011
senior literary student at the Uni- many has become one of the Brzesc. The streets are strewn
principal
sources of revenue with wreckage and litter, includ-
Davidson, Edythe Nelban; "The a single Jew to enter under the
versity of Michigan, son of Mr. and
for the Nazi regime, the Frank-
torn and boned records
Jews in Human Relations" by new schedule," The threat of the
One of the moat significant History of the Jews," in three Mrs. Harry M. Shulman of 2649 furter Zeitung reveals in re- ing the
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Nita Zeff, Miriam Zieve, Shirley Arab Higher Committee referred s tudies of Jewish social and reli- I volumes.
Webb Ave.
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
porting
that
the
so-called
flight•
to
the
announcement
that
the
Leibovitz, Virginia Brand, Bertha
Mr. Shulman was selected as
Among the more important con- "the student who had done most to tat on all emigrants netted the
Hartman, Ilene Schiller; "The Palestine Government will make glow problems was published on
Jews in Philanthropy" by Erma available 770 labor immigration Wednesday, May 19, by Columbia clusions reached by Dr. Baron, advance religious thinking on the Reich $70,000,000 since the
Posner, Fern Schlafer, Sulamithe c ertificates for the four Irsonths University Press, with the appear- who is professor of Jewish his- campus" and will be awarded a $25 Nazis came into power. Since
tory, literature and institutions prize by the Mlle! Foundation of the hulk of those leaving Ger-
London, Shirleen Gerrnansky, ending July, 1937.
liaj Amin el Ilusseini, mufti ance of Prof. Salo Wittmayer on the Miller Foundation, at Co-
Mignon Hamburger, Henrietta Al-
University at a banquet on many since 1933 are Jews, this
Social Workers Attend Con- mug; "The Jews as a Spiritual of Jerusalem, has been mobilizing Baron's "A Social and Religious lumbia University, is that the the
Sunday evening. The announce- money came mostly from them.
nearby
Moslem
sovereigns
in
a
birthrate
of
the
Jewish
people
is
ference Now in Session
ment
of Mr. Shulman's selection The paper reports that the
Force" by Muriel Katz and Pera
Ijr
campaign against the rumored
dropping faster than that of any was made on Wednesday by Rabbi flight•tax, introduced in 1931
Shapiro.
in Indianapolis
projected
partition
of
Palestine,
other
people
in
the
world
and
Bernard Heller, director of the by Chancellor Bruening to stem Lord Melchett Only One Ab-
The epilogue will be given by
the flight of capital from Ger-
it was reported here. The Mufti's
that if the present trend continues Hillel Foundation
sent; Palestine Repre-
Detroit will be represented by Mildred Gerson. An address to Principal appeal is said to have
for
five
decades
world
Jewry
will
As associate editor of the Michi• many, originally provided that
tented at Fete
the following social service work- the consecrants will be delivered been sent to than Saud of Arabia.
be threatened with a stationary gan Daily, Marshall Shulman emigrants with fortunes of
by
Dr.
A.
M.
Hershman,
who
will
ers at the 38th annual meeting of
population.
The latter, it is reported, has
established an enviable reputationl more than $80,000 had to pay
also
read
appropriate
selections
LONDON
(WNS)—Seven of the
the National Conference of Jewish
sent a memorandum to King
for himself on the campus and has one-fourth of that sum whether eight Jewish members of the
Causes of Falling Birthrate
Social Welfare, which is being held at the opening of the program.
Ghazi of Iraq, urging the latter To Conduct House to House
been looked upon for the past two they took their property abroad House of Lords were among the
In
addition
to
the
selections
to
According
to
Dr.
Baron,
inter-
at Indianapolis from Wednesdays
or left it in Germany. The
to stand fast in protecting the
Canvass to complete
marriage, birth control, suicides years as one of the most prominent Nazis let this figure at $20,000. hundreds of marquesses, earls, yin.
May 19, to Sunday, May 23: Kurt be sung by Cantor Sonenklar and integrity of Palestine. The pow-
counts and barons who kneeled in
and the steady diminution of the men at the university.
Peiser, executive director ot, Jew- the entire class, the musical pro- erful Wahabi king is also under-
1937 Enrollment
As • result the flight-tax rose
The
selection
of
Marshall
Shul-
ish Welfare Federation; Jewish gram will be featured by a violin
homage before King George VI as
commercial class are responsible
stood to have sent a memorandum
from $375,000 In the fiscal
man
was
made
by
a
committee
con-
solo
by
Miss
Sadie
Cooper.
the last ritual in the centuries-old
Social Service Bureau, Harold Sil-
to W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, British
NEW YORK—As a concluding for the falling Jewish birthrate. sisting of Prof. Preston WS Sloe- year 1932-33, to $7,000,000 in coronation
Only Lord
Warning
that
Jews
are
faced
with
ver, director, Mrs. Ethel Saulson,
Colonial Secretary, protesting effort in its campaign to enroll a greater threat to their survival son of the history • department; the first year of the Neai Melchett, ceremonies,
who is in the United
Miss Fannie Krevitsky, Miss Gel-
against possible partition and de- 600,000 Shekel purchasers in the than at any time since the Fir
Prof. William A. McLaughin of the regime. For 1934.35 it came States, was missing among the
die Goldstein, Henry Feinberg;
manding the restriction of Jewish 1937 annual Shekel Roll Call of Exile, Prof. Baron declares thatt Roman language department; and to $15,000,000, of which $6.• Jewish peers who hod places in
Jewish Children's Home, Louis
immigration, the prohibition of the American Zionists, the U. S. " the yv.
Prof. Raphael Isaacs, director of 000,000 was paid by eta Jxw'• WestminIster Abbey. The Jews
Newmark, superintendent; Jewish
land sales and the establishment Central Shekel . Board has desig• western e who, in the period of the Simpson Memorial Institute. ish family, As • result of the who swore allegiance to their
xpansion.
le e
world The decision was unanimous and Nuremberg laws, the tax netted
Duo-Art Press will soon re- of • Legislative Council in Pal- noted Sunday, May 23, as Nationacl in numerical
Community Center, Herman Ja-
increase
, now, in Marshall Shulman was chosen from $18,000,000 In 1935.38 and for monarch were Lords Rothschild,
cobs, director, Levy M. Becker, lease a historical novel entitled estine.
Shekel Day. On that day local and the period of gen
Bearsted, Mancroft, Hirst, Swayth-
re
Samuel Levy, Nathan Bean, Miss "The Last Nation" from the pen
the Geoid year ending March),
80 Agitators Released
a field of 12 candidates.
regional Zionist organizations of show a more retarded eral
growth
ling and Duveen and the Marquess
s
Mary Caplan, Mrs, Sarah Feld- of Dr. N. E. Aronstam, dealing
The Palestine Government or- all parties will conduct house to
Mr. Shulman served as president 1937, it brought $28,000,000.
of
Reading. While Lord Bearsted
does
any
other
people."
He
il-
house
man; North En
d
of the Michigan chapter of Sigma
Miss Sel- with an episode of Jewish history dered the release of 80 Arab
and
other special
A scientific program looking was at the coronation • tragedy
ma Sampliner; Jewish Child Place- of the 10th century C. E.
effort, campaigns
in an effort to
complete
the lustrates his point by showing Delta Chi, honorary journalistic
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occurred
In his home when Joan
F
rance,
an
ith
d
toward
the
final
"solution"
of
the
,
a birt hr
of fraternity.
1937 enrollment. It is also expected 17
ment Bureau, Mrs. Edith B. Bar-
Hamilton-Russell, 4-year-old daugh-
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a hi
h he
her
that some thousand American rab- tha t per thousa ,
k•' kovich, director; Jewish Commu-
ter
of
Augustus
Hamilton-Russell
rata
than
many
has
western Jewish
his will devote their sermons on
nity Council, William I. Boxer-
and grandniece of the Earl of
man, secretary.
the proceeding Sabbath to an ex- communities which show only 10
Harewood,
the
King's
brother-in-
or
leas.
position of the importance of this
The Indianapolis session of the
law, was killed by a fall down an
year's Shekel campaign to the fu-
Prof. Baron states: "The great
National Conference of Jewish So-
80-foot
elevator
shaft
In
the Bear-
ture of Zionism.
fecundity, which, together with
cial Welfare will be attended by
sted mansion.
In New York on Sunday after- the decreasing mortality rate, ac-
approximately 1,000 lay and pro-
Jewish
witnesses
to
the
spec-
noon, the Zionist Organization of counted for the astounding growth
fessional leaders in social work
tacular ceremonies noted the in-
America will hold a meeting of its of ewish population in the last
from all over the United States.
clusion
of
several
references
to the
national council under the chair- three centuries, has been stead-
Represented in the conference are
ancient kings and prophets of Is-
250 social service organizations, Union's Finance Director Lauds Efforts of Dr. Leo M. manship of Dr. A. J, Rongy. That iist declining during recent years.
rael in the anointment rite, the
evening Young Israel, holding a
welfare funds, Jewish educational
Jewish Metropolitanization
most solemn of the coronation,
Franklin, Melville S. Welt and Morris
monster mass meeting in Madison Pointing to the stoppage of im- Reports to Be Heard on Activitie s of the Past Year; which was very much like that
inatitutions, etc.
Garvett
Square Garden to celebrate its 25th migration as showing all "indica-
Officers to Be Elected and Important Reso-
"Current trends in coordination
employed
In anointing the ancient
anniversary, will devote • portion tions of ,permanency,"
of Jewish communal activities" is
lution Will Be Acted Upon
kings of Israel. Just before the
Dr. Baron
of its program to the
of j a a ewfih
ls o stam
the principle theme of the five-day
t
ee
s
tr
The Detroit Jewish community board, and Morris Garvett, presi- Shekel enrollment On the cause
th
o
p
t
'
i
t'
a
t
n
h
e
i
zap
tr
anointing,
the Archbishop of Can-
i zsusrheovi os f
preceed-
meeting, Harry L. Gluckman, pres- at one time made the largest per dent of the Temple.
Delegates from 63 organizations, Chafets. Aaron Kutnick. Miss terbury prayed—"Oh, Lord, Holy
ing Saturday evening, May 22, the no
ident, said. Jewish activities over-
signs o f abating:, He de- affiliated with the Detroit section Mary Caplan and Mrs. S. Lichten- Father who by anointing with oil
According
to
the
records,
De-
seas, in which local Jewish leaders capita contribution to the work of troit's contribution to the religious labor Zionist groups of New York p ores the fact that "no organ- of the American Jewish Congress, s te i n.
didst of old make and consecrate
will join forces in the holding of insci
are interested, will also be dis- the Union of American Hebrew and educational work of the an
attempt is being made to will meet in conference at 2:30
kings, priests and prophets to teach
automobile parade throughout
Offlcers will be elected for the Thy people Israel; bless and sanc-
cussed at the conference.
Congregations. This interesting Union fell off considerably after
distribute the agglomerated Jew- p. In. this Sunday, at the Jewish coming
year.'
The
nominating
York. Misrachi, orthodox wing ish fusses of New York and other
waleAn average of 10 sessions are fact was revealed recently in a 1929. With the return of prOr New
tify Thy chosen servant George."
of the Zionist movement has is-
Community
Center,
Holbrook
and
committee
which
will
present
the
being held daily from Wednesday
After the anointing he said—"Be
'minim centers over wide Woodward, to hear reports of the new slate consists of Joseph
of the Union's finance de- perity," says Rabbi Voorsanger, sued • reclamation to Its rabbi
"many
to Sunday, and the chief topic— survey
"Detroit is once more rapidly as- asking them to devote their Sabbath &reas-
Hag- thy head anointed with holy oil,
He
adds
that
work
carried
on
during
the
past
gal,
chairman;
William
Hordes,
trends in communal coordination— partment records which showed suming its normal share of the sermons of the Shekel Roll Call. thoughtful Jews and non-Jews
as kings, priests and prophets were
will be analyzed from all view. that from 1927-1929 more than burden."
organizations whi h tip- Isaac Rosenthal, Dr. II. E. Li p- anointed; And as Sciamon was
And finally, on S eke all of the have pointed out the economic, " Ja er Wish
c
pitt, Philip L. Rosenthal, Max
Points. The program committee for $10,000 was contributed annually
In his travels about the country Zionist partial in Greater New
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Provo
the
Jewish Congress pro- Charness and Maurice Bordelove. anointed King by Zadok the Priest
this year's meetings is beaded by to the Union by Detroit Jewry during the last few months, Rabbi York will conduct house to house
and Nathan the Prophet, so be you
Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, executive through Temple Beth El.
Voorsanger has noticed • general canvasses of Jews for the purpose es,.
fated with
w
anitdh wthhae n D
h eatrreo i i t l
anciinted, blessed and consecrated
t
section
Salle
Investigate
Discrimination
"The Liberal Jewish commu- improvement in congregational fi- of securing Shekel enrollments and
King over the peoples whom the
director of the Brooklyn Federa-
called
upon
to
send
delegates
to
NEW
YORK.—The
opening
of
... .
.
tion of Jewish Charities.
nity of Detroit has always evi- nances, he reports, Synagogues are signatures to the
this
conference.
your Cod path given you to
petition re-
• special bureau to receive and in. Lord
Headquarters for the conference denced an unswerving loyalty to making repairs, rebuilding and questing Great Britain
rule
and govern." Upon the cem-
not "to
will be submitted
at veatigate complaints dealing with
have been established at the Hotel the parent body of American Re- taking care of their obligations infringe on Jewish rights in Pal-
Sunday's conference
by the chair-
pletion of this ceremony the King
discrimination against Jews seek- sat in the coronation throne un-
Severin In Indianapolis. Herman form Judaism," declared Rabbi and one may be "fairly optimistic"
The Maimonides Medical So- man, Philip Slomovits; the trees- lug employment , was announced
J ambs, director of the Jewish Corn- Elkin Voorsanger, the Union's fi- about the future trend of institu- eat According
r di ng to ports
a and the
der which rests the famous Stone
reports received by ciety held Its last meeting of the urer, B en F. Goldmn
'ninth)! Ceske, Woodward and nance director on his return from tional finances.
Samuel Schmidt, „ mai n sem . season on Tuesday evening'. May chairm en of function in g commit- by the American Jewish Congress of Destiny which according to
of which Dr. Stephen S. Wise is tradition was part of the bed of
"The Union has suffered during tary of the Shekel board, 'similar th
Holbrook, will be one of the De- • recent visit to Detroit, 'This is
lfie, actot m hieng Sts yt e la er r : Hotel. The fol-
president.
troit discussants on Friday. May due in no small measure to the in- recent years along with all institu. programs w ill be held throughout lowing officers were elected for tens. To Act on Resolutions
stones on which the Patriarch Ja-
The bureau will be conducted as cob slept.
21. when group and case work fluence and Interest of Dr. Leo M. tions," he said, "but we are hope- the country.
A number
of acted
important
multi-
part of the activities of the Com-
relations will be reviewed. On Franklin.'
ful that with improving conditions
tions
will
be
upo
at
his
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n
The statement proclaiming Ns-
t
President, Dr. Leo Orecklin; conference. They will ll be submitte
The director of finance spoke our budget, built on minimum
Saturday Mr. Jacobs will partici-
Isaac Ben Zvi, noted labor leader,
d min
!tate In the discussion on "The also of the work of two other De- needs, will be taken care of by the tonal Shekel Day wu issued over vice-president, Dr. Robert Her• by a committee consisting of A. which 11°Anbb c . fl .k c io'cioebn lein:s tlide officially represented Om Jewish
the
signature
of
Samuel
Mute.
man;
secretary,
Dr.
Eli
W.
Hare-
C.
Lappin,
chairman;
E.
II.
Saul-
t
I tple of the Center in Jewish troiters: Melville S. Welt, who Liberal Jewish communities of
National Council of Palestine at
wick, chairman of the U. S. Cen- lik; treasurer, Dr. Abraham S.
serves on the Union'. executive America."
The office of the bureau will be the exercises. He wore eenti-ceart
eon, Oster Go Idberg s Maxwell L.
`cation."
Mal Shekel Board.

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a

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7 JEWISH PEERS'
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ur. Orecklin Heads
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